Did you know that 90% of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease? Do you want to learn more about women’s heart health and the steps being taken to help raise awareness and improve access to care? Then join the American Heart Association and some of our country’s leading health experts for a call to discuss The State of Women’s Heart Health!WHO: You!
WHAT: A conference call with Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, HHS Assistant Secretary for Health Dr. Howard Koh, a leading cardiologist, and fellow survivor-advocates to learn about some of the latest women’s heart health news, a new campaign aimed at raising awareness, and changes to the health care system that could affect you and your family.
WHEN: Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 6:00pm EST (5:00 CST)
WHERE: Your phone
HOW: Join us by calling 1-877-918-2509 (passcode: 3321527). Please RSVP your attendance prior to the call! Space is limited.
The experts will take some of your questions at the end of the call, so come prepared to participate in the discussion!
We are looking forward to having you join us for this exciting American Heart Month event!
3 comments:
I am grateful to have survived a massive life threatening heart attack 11 years ago. I have committed my life to educating and fundraising for AHA to fight the #1 killer of women. I know they comtinue to play a major role in my heart health through their research dollars as I wait for my heart transplant.
Would love to call in for the Womens Heart Health Call but just found out about this yesterday??
Will it be recorded? Thanks!
Would have loved to be a part of this call, although I just received this email last night (2/18) at midnight.
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